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New Beach Boys Collection Coming

05/08/07
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(PR) The Beach Boys and Capitol/EMI Music Catalog Marketing are proud to announce the May 22 release of The Warmth Of The Sun, a new collection of 28 career-spanning tracks. Hand-selected and sequenced by The Beach Boys themselves, the new set includes six classic tracks mixed in stereo for the first time. The Warmth Of The Sun traces the iconic band�s creative arc in a sunup to sundown musical journey that goes beyond the beach, presenting a broad view of the rich musical legacy of America�s band.

Also, an 11-episode Beach Boys Podcast series, featuring new interviews with Mike Love, Brian Wilson, Al Jardine and Bruce Johnston, will launch May 8. The series, to be presented in weekly installments, focuses on the 28 tracks selected by The Beach Boys for their new career-spanning Capitol/EMI collection, The Warmth Of The Sun. The Podcast series can be accessed via The Beach Boys� official website [see the full story link] - Click here for the Full Story

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